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Non-custodial crypto, explained
Short, practical guides to self-custody trading — how terminals, wallets, swaps, alerts, and card buy & sell work when you keep your own keys.
What is a non-custodial crypto trading terminal?
A non-custodial crypto trading terminal pairs pro charting with a self-custody wallet, so you analyze, swap, and buy without a middleman ever holding your coins.
ReadHow to swap tokens at the best price without giving up custody
Swap tokens at the best available price while keeping self-custody: how DEX aggregators find routes, what slippage and price impact really cost you, and why the first swap needs two confirmations.
ReadCrypto price alerts with RSI and moving-average crossovers
Set self-custody crypto price alerts on indicators like RSI thresholds and moving-average crossovers, so you act on signals without watching charts all day.
ReadBrowser-extension crypto wallet (EVM): how it works
How a browser-extension EVM wallet keeps your keys on-device, connects to dapps, and signs transactions across Ethereum and L2s like Base, Arbitrum, Optimism and Polygon.
ReadYour keys, your coins: what non-custodial really means
"Your keys, your coins" explained: what a private key and recovery phrase are, why self-custody removes counterparty risk, and how to store and protect a recovery phrase.
ReadBuy and sell crypto with a card, non-custodially
How to buy and sell crypto with a card while staying self-custody: regulated third-party providers handle payment and KYC, and coins settle straight to your own wallet.
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